A nobility expert reveals the reason why Prince Harry was not allowed to see his nephews on his home visit.
Windsor / California - Prince Harry (36), who has been married to Duchess Meghan (39) since 2018 and is raising 23-month-old Archie with her in Montecito, California, was reported by an insider from "Us Weekly" on Monday (December 12th) April) arrived in England to attend the funeral of his grandfather Prince Philip in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. The prince's wife, who is currently heavily pregnant with her second baby, watched the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II's, 95, late husband from her home in California as a security measure over the coronavirus pandemic. An insider has now revealed to "Us Weekly" the reason why Prince Harry could not see the three children of his brother Prince William (38) during his visit to England.Harry is said to have not seen his nephew Princess Charlotte (5) and his nephews Prince George (7) and Prince Louis (3) because of the safety precautions due to the corona pandemic. The source said: "Harry couldn't see [Prince] George, [Princess] Charlotte and [Prince] Louis in the UK." The insider added that since his family members did not attend the funeral and he had previously been quarantined at Frogmore Cottage, Prince Harry could not see Williams kids.since his family members did not attend the funeral and he had to quarantine himself at Frogmore Cottage beforehand, Prince Harry could not see Williams' kids.since his family members did not attend the funeral and he had to quarantine himself at Frogmore Cottage beforehand, Prince Harry could not see Williams' kids.
Prince Harry flew back to his adopted home of California on Tuesday (April 20) and, according to an insider, couldn't wait to return to his heavily pregnant wife and Archie.
The couple previously thanked their followers for their support
Prince Harry (36) and Duchess Meghan (39) had previously thanked their community and their followers via their social media platform on Instagram for their continuous support. With a grateful post that the happy couple shared on Monday (March 30th) last year, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan announced that life in the world would feel extremely fragile because of the coronavirus pandemic. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex added that despite the difficult situation, they were confident that everyone had the potential to make positive change. In the inspiring post, the celebrities also wishedthat in this challenging time everyone should take good care of themselves and others and thanked their followers for their support, inspiration and shared commitment to the good in the world.
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